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Carolina's rejuvenated Greek
Week continues along its busy
way this afternoon with the sixth
edition of the Sigma Nu sponsored
"Little 500" bicycle race for fra
ternities.
Seven rontestaits presenit- i
te,taits pictured ab)ve are (%eate
Barbara 1tlitl. Virgittiam Ann4 Ree v
not pretit for the picture.
Carolina's Fi
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Fraternities busied themselves
with a variety of parties and the
election of officers this week.
PI1 KAPPA SIGMA
Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity
will honor its senior members
with a passing out party on May
13 at Gibson's pond in Lexing
ton.
The Sands combo will provide
music for the informal affair.
P KAPPA ALPHA
Ed Bond was recently re-elected
president of Ii Kappa Alpha fra
ternity.
Newly elected officers include
Ned Burke, vice president; Tii
McCord, treasurer; Bobby McFad
den, secretary; John Dolterer, ser
geant at arms, and Louis Helms,
historian.
Also elected were Lawrence
Laval, scholarship chairman; Jeff
Lewis, social chairman; Bill Pol
lack, rush chairman; Billy Hill,
athletic chairman; and Larry
Uelms, Shield and D)iamond cor
respondent.
SIGMA CII
Sigma Chi fratern it.y recently
elected new officers.
They are Stuart Montgomery,
consul ; Jimmy Bailey, Pro-consul;
Milton .Jones, quaestor; Buddy
Loll is, magistor ; .Jack Thomas,
annrotator ; Robert Tobias, t ri
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Beginning at 2 p.m., the event
will take place on athletic fields
B and C, which are located south
of the campus, beyond the Blos
som Street parking areas.
Ned Jarrett, nationally famed
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I) Pam Dermoga and AmIrey Meyer
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raternities En
ct, Appoint P
bune; loward Edwards, rush
Chairan; Iunford Scott, social
chairman.
SIG.IA NI
The Sigma Nu fraternity pledge
class entertained the actives with
an informal juke hnx party Fri
day night at the Conrri,,
gion Hut.
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stock car driver, will be on
hand to begin the race. He will
drive the pace "car," a go-cart,
just prior to the starting of the
25-mie, 100-lap main event. Also
on hand will be Carolina coed
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Newly appointed active 'officers
for the coming year ar1e Lang
Foster, chaplain; Charles Brand
enlurg, historian; Mac McLaurin,
S(cial chairman ; Gary MI Mgrove,
sentinel; Tonm Jones, scholarship
,-hairman; John Paul, alumni con
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Vicki Johnson, "Miss Southern
500, 1966."
Other beauties in attendance
will be the seven contestants for
the title of "Miss Little 500." The
winner will be announced shortly
before race time.
This will be the first year that
the "Little 600" has been run as
a part of Greek Week. All four
teen fraternities and Maxey
Brotherhood will enter five rid
ers for first place trophy in the
2:30 p.m. bicycle race.
Sororities will get into the act
by engaging on a two-lap tri
cycle race at 2 p.m.
Last year's "Miss Little 500"
Allyson Bell of Chi Omega so
rority, will be on hand to crown
the winner for this year.
Each contestant is sponsored
by a sorority, and winners are
determined by penny vote cast in
the Russell House.
Contending this year for the
title are Pam Dernoga, Alpha
Delta Pi; Virginia Ann Reeves,
Chi Omega; Mary Boyd Brown,
Delta Delta Delta; Virginia Buck
holz, Deltn Zeta; Barbara Huitt,
Kappa Delta; Joanne Flowers, Pi
Beta Phi; and Audrey Meyer,
Zeta Tau Alpha.
Other amusements scheduled
by Sigma Nu for this afternoon
include a car smashing, a clown
dunking, and a pie-in-the-eye con
test.
Chi Psi fraternity is expected
to peddle a hard race today in
order to defend their winning
title from last year's "Little 500."
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Concert Ton
The ever-popular Platters, pic
tured above, will be in concert
from 8 p.m. until midnight tonight
at the Township Auditorium.
Presented by the Inter-Fratern
ity and Panhellenic Councils as one
of the Greek Week activities, the
concert will be for fraternity and
sorority members and their dates.
Beginning their singing career
in 1955 with "Only You," the sing
ers have recorded over a dozen
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million-sellers. A few of their
hits include "The Great Pre
tender," "Twilight Time," andt
"The Magic Touch."
They have recorded four long
playing albumiF ,of which "Encore!
>f Golden Hlits" remained on the'
>est seller lists for more than aI
cear.
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The Platters
Also to their credit, the Platters
-laim appearances on five major
elevision shows and in three mov
es.
Since their beginning in 1955,
he group has appeared in night
tubs all over the nation, and they
tave traveled to almost every
-ountry in the world.
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